Neema Bak

Blending theory and practice to improve dental health outcomes, Neema Bak is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Clinical Dentistry at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC. With a keen interest in advancing the field of dentistry, Bak's research delves into the intricacies of allogeneic dentin grafts, gingival recession treatments, and ridge preservation techniques. Their scholarly contributions have significantly enriched the understanding of the osteoinductivity and antigenicity of dental materials. Bak's academic journey is marked by a commitment to exploring the efficacy and safety of various dental procedures. Their work has been pivotal in evaluating bone-targeting antimicrobial compounds, which hold promise for enhancing dental treatments. Additionally, Bak's investigations into the biocompatibility of demineralized dentin matrix have provided valuable insights into its potential applications in clinical settings. At the Dentistry University of California-San Francisco, Bak has been instrumental in fostering a research environment that encourages innovation and collaboration. Their dedication to education and mentorship is evident in their efforts to guide aspiring dental professionals in their academic and research pursuits. Through their research, Bak aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that advancements in dental science translate into improved patient care. Their work continues to inspire both peers and students, contributing to the evolution of modern dentistry.